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The phrase 'tax regime' is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a system of taxation, such as the system of taxation that exists in a particular country or region. For example, "The new government has proposed a significant overhaul of the country's existing tax regime."
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There is a stable tax regime.
And the tax regime encourages it.
California's tax regime is highly progressive.
We should have the most competitive tax regime in Europe.
There is no certainty over the tax regime".
This also gives details of each country's tax regime.
And why was the Irish corporate tax regime made tougher?
I'm not here to change the Lux tax regime.
Aviation is effectively subsidised by a highly favourable tax regime.
However, the current tax regime limits my choices.
State-approved foundations benefit from the most favourable tax regime.
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